The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.

NfhhN llouhk siio IVAN isuon "a
Tho Widow"
TnKRg was not a case In police court
yesterday morning.
TIE Grand this evening-Last appear.
ence Of 1.-THE Tourists"
TIRES marriage ~licerses were Issued on
tho las. day Of the old year.
THIS being a legal holiday, business Of a
public nature will DO suspended and pri.
vats business largely 40.
The seguin Collegiate Institute an.
uouncea In the advertising columns lis
reopepipg on Monday, January 3.
Tue same hours will DO observed at the
Postoilica to-day as on Christmas-the
money department being closed all day
and but ono collection and one delivery
being made.
MEETINGS for young men will be held at
the Young Mons Christian Association
bnilding evesytnight next week. beginning
NJ s:l5 o'clock, and continuing thee
quarters OF ca hour.
A PUBLIC installation Of officers OF Gar.
n.ld Castle No. 5, knighta Of the Golden
Eagle, will be given at their Castle hall,
corner Thifty.sixth and Jacob etreets, this
evening At 1880 o'clock. W.
A cory Of the last will and testament,
with one codicil attached thereto, OF
James 4. Bell, lato Of Washington Couu-
~, Pa, deceased, was admitted to pro.
bats md ordered to be recorded ycBter-
day in CLERK Hooks cffco.
TuE "Cennon Ball Line" or railroad 10
In a promising condition now Harrison
county will perhaps exceed the subacrip-
ton asked there, and u meeting will lie
held Mt at Martins Ferry next Monday
evening to SEQ what can DO done there.
DENNis BurLR., the Philadelphia mid.
dle.weicht, has accepted the challenge Of
Jack king, OF this city, to fight a mill
with small Rlovea within fifty miles OF
Whesiing. In his acceptance Butler says
he will fight three rounds or to n finish for
$3.50 or $500 side, and asks King to namo
time aud place where tho hackers OF the
two can meet.
The Tourists in a P. P. or entertained
anothu. good audience at the Grand last
evening. This attraction is just The thing
for a holiday. The laughter 1t provokes
will help digest q big New Year dinner.
No doubt the houae will DO crowded al
both the afternoon and evening perform.
ance. The music, the dancing and the
!. fun are very enjoyable.
IN tho year 1856 Clerk Hook admitted
: 10 record SIS deeds md 4G4 deeds OF truat,
and iesuod 362 marriage licenses. The
relative number OF transfers and chatte'
mortgages shows q good healthy f~inancia'
condition, while m Increase OF so ovel
1855 in the number Of marriage licenses
Is certainly not q bad sign, though II
arose largely from the change in the Penn.
sylvapia law.
OFFICER JIM BILL, who was recently
transferred by Capt, Smith from the Mar
ket street beat 10 the extreme East End
was at an early hour this morning made
the recipient Of . handsome presents
%cornplate eet of the finest glassware, a gif
from the boys Of the Central Glass WorkB
Jim is proud Of tho present, not 60 much
for its value "a for tho friendly feeling o.
which it is IN evidence.
the Wheeling Poultry Association'e
second annual exhibition which kas been
in progress in this city for the paat four
days closed lset evening at 10 O'Clock.
The attendance yesterday, despite the bad
Vesther, was large. The exhibition has
b.en q gratifying success in point OF at.
tendance, the number and fine quality Of
the fowls md financially. The officers
are encouraged and expect to DO still bet.
ter next year.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord Il deed made December 90 by Jane
Hare and William Hare, her husband, to
Mary Taylor, in consideration OF $50, for
lot Is in Section B OF Mount Wood ceme-
terry. Also q deed made December % by
jane Hare and William, her husband,
Margaret +. Kasley and Samuel, her hus-
band, Mary r. Hodge und William O.,
her husband. to Martha A. Taylor. in con.
sideration Of S25, for all their right, title
and interest in the north hnif pilot III, in
Chapline and Eoil 3 addition.
ONLY a dozen pereons gathered in the
Ope,a House last night to see Mics Eliza
beth Clendenning and artists from Wheel
ing. The managers would not 80 on with
the entertainment before 60 small an au-
dieAee. and the money was refunded at the
box Office. Miss Clendenning is Q lady Of
rare talent, aud the entertainment would
have been e treat. But the thestre.goers
hero dont caro- to contribute to bnild up a
WomAn's charitable institution inrWheel-
ing. They believe that charity begins at
home WuSIin1tOu, Pa. Rcgieu.